Favre's Dirty Block?

[Monkeydad]

Most players usually do not "go check on" opponents after hitting them.

It was a low block, but not quite as low as knee level. I won't criticize a QB for not knowing how to block very much, I doubt Campbell, Romo, McNabb, the Mannings or Brady know how to perform a textbook block either.

I like how he actually goes after contact though instead of shying away from it like most QBs probably would.

He can be criticized for a lot of things, but actually playing hard is not one of them.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by Buster

Most players usually do not "go check on" opponents after hitting them.

It was a low block, but not quite as low as knee level. I won't criticize a QB for not knowing how to block very much, I doubt Campbell, Romo, McNabb, the Mannings or Brady know how to perform a textbook block either.

I like how he actually goes after contact though instead of shying away from it like most QBs probably would.

He can be criticized for a lot of things, but actually playing hard is not one of them.

Most games I see, there is at least a hint of concern. They might not go buy the dude a steak dinner afterward, but if I just ripped some guy's leg off (exaggerating obviously) I just wouldn't go about my business afterwards.